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HowLING WINDS.
Damaging Gales aud Billiards. In the
.--z Great Northwest.

Damaging Gales aud Billiards In the
Great Northwest.
CHICAGO, November Goth. a snow
storm, the first of the season, began here
early yesterday morning, and continued
all day. The wind blew a gale, while the
temperature kept going gradually lower.
| Last evening the storm had all the charac-
| teristics of a regular blizzard. At times
street-car traffic in the northern division of
the city was brought to complete stand
| still.
THE STORM IN NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, November Goth. "A bowling
gale of wind from the northwest, of a We
locity of fortysix miles an hour, swooped
down on Omaha yesterday morning. Much
| damage was done to unprotected buildings,
signs and building materials, which were
scattered about. The weather is cold and
| clear, with every appearance of winter
weather, the first of the season.
WIND DRIVEN FLAMES.
KIT CARSON Col }, November GOTH
During the high wind on Friday fire
started on the line of the Colorado Exten-
sion, Missouri and Pacific Railroad. and
famed by the strong breeze, spread rapidly,
destroying everything in its path. At
| latest accounts stretch of country ten
miles wide and twenty miles long, embrac-
| ing $4,000 acres, was nothing but black
| ened waste.
MICHIGAN GALE. -
1sHPEMIHG (Mich.), November 2Oth.-A
| furious gale sprang up yesterday morning
| from the northeast. There are number
of passengerand freight vessels on Lake
Superior, and it is feared they have suf
| fered. Last night the gale blew more vio-
lently than during the day.
nv TIM
MILWAUKEE, November 20th.-A large
fleet of vessels sought shelter here to-day
from the gale raging on the lake with an
| accompanying snow-storm. Many of the
vessels lost their deck-loads and were partly
disabled, and several had narrow escapes
from foundering. The crews suffered
greatly by the cold. As far as known there
are no wrecks on this shore, but it is be.
lieved that small fishing smack that left
here early yesterday morning has gone to
the bottom.
ONE OF THE WORST STORMS KNOWN.
CHICAGO, November Goth. Vessel men
agree that the storm which suddenly burst
over the lakes and upon this region on
Saturday was as violent as has been known
in years. The intensity of the cold added
to the dangers of the wind, and loads of
disasters are feared.
The schooner Ida, which left here for
Whitehall on Friday night, put back dis
abled this morning, having been badly in
jured, and lost one of her crew. Other
vessels put in this afternoon more or less
damaged.
The schooner Penobscot, from Muske-
gon for Milwaukee, was forced to scud be-
fore the storm, and put in here. Her Master.
Charles Johnson, was swept overheard by
a huge wave sometime last night
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SAN FRANCISCO AND VICINITY.

Mcdonald Jr. confesses judgment for
$14, 100.
Paul Cohn, grocery clerk, has been ar
rested for assaulting little girl.
John Clark was sentenced to serve tbir.
teen years in Folsom for bribery.
Patrick Mccarthy, aged years, was run
over in the street and dangerously hurt.
The case of Philip O'Brien. charged with
murder, has been continued until to-day.
Mrs. Clara Belle Mcdonald has been re-
leased from prison on filing a bond in
5000.
A reception was rendered TO Christopher
A. Buckley by the Americus Club on Sat
urday evening.
Sable Wilkes, the champion three-year-
old trotter, undertook on Saturday to beat
his record Of 2:1S, but made the mile in
2:1S4.
The Soldiers Home Board of Directors
will hold a meeting to-day to hear state
ments concerning the different places that
desire the Home.
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FATAL WRECK.
Three Men Killed in Railroad Accident
Near the Texas BORDER

Ell PAso (Tex.), November 2oth.-The
Times has information of the wreck of
freight train on the Mexican Central, q
miles south of here, last night between 10
and IL O'Clock, by which Harry Townsend,
son of Charles Townsend, of this city, was
instantly killed. Two others taken from
the wreck and carried TO chihuahua are re-
ported dead. The remains of young
Townsend reached here this afternoon, and
just behind them the engine and tender
carrying his father. At the depot at Paso Del
Norte no one was allowed to see the
body. nor could the newspapers get at more
than meager facts.
1t is reported that the train broke in
twain and threw overheard from fiat cars
some ties, which derailed the train, but
other causes are also asclibed. Friends of
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SHASTA NOTES,
charming Weather-Racing-The Lum-
ber Business-Etc

charming Notwithstanding Lum-
Der Business-Etc.
REDDING, November 20th.-There has
been no rain, but beautiful spring weather
stlli prevails. Stock is suffering for feed.
There was an exciting horse race yester-
dry afternoon, one-quarter mile and re-
peat-entries, A. A. p, Johnny, Allen
and Dutchman-on the Agricultural As.
soclation track. A. A. P. being lame was
withdraWn from the race, and Johnny
Allen won in two straight heats.
The Shasta Lumber Company has CON-
pleted four of the seventeen miles of fiume
In which 1t is proposed to float lumber
down to point within ten miles of Red
ding. -
McGrew, the Constable who arrested
young Mlchaelson several months ago for
Pete Olsen, has been convicted of false i'm.
prisonment, and will be sentenced on the
26th inst -
Parties here are trying to make arrange
ments 10 introduce electric lights, and they
propose to ask for franchise from the city
within few days.
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ZONE AND ABROAD.
A TOWN IN MISSOURI DESTROYED
BY FIRE.
Great Gales in the Far West-Fa-
tai Railroad Accidental Lon
don Sabbath-Etc.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uNroN.l
FRIGHrFUL SCENES.
Barnum's Menagerie Burned-Loss NearI
a bTilIiop Ra.s.. -. -~

Barnum's Menagerie Burned-Loss Nearly
Million-Beasts at Large.
BRIDGEPORT Comm, November 20th.-
The main building of Barnum & Bailey's
" Greatest Show on Earth " was DESTROYED
by fire this evening. About 1890 the
alarm was sounded, and in less than
thirty minutes the building-which was
600 by 200 feet and two stories in hight
was entirely consumed. The fire origin
ated from the explosion of lantern car
RED 10y watchman in the horse building,
setting fire to the hay and straw. Before
the first alarm had ceased the whole build
ing was enveloped in flames, and no one
dared approach it, being fearful of the
crazed animals
TERRIBLE SCENES AMONG THE ANIMALS.
Three elephants were burned up, and
thirty-six broke from their fastenings and
dashed through the sides of the burning
structure, roaring and trumpeting in ter
rihc manner. Six elephants and a large
African hippopotamus rushed about the
streets, presenting sickening appearance.
Their sides were burned, and great pieces
of flesh foot square fell off,
WILD BEASTS AT LARGE.
Thirty elephants and large lion have
started across the country toward Fairfield
and Easton.
Great excitement has seized many resi-
dents, s1d they have barred the windows
and doors of their houses
In the horse room were all the ring an
imals, trained stations, ponies, etc, and all
were burned. In the cat-room were birds,
monkeys, rhinoceroses, hyenas, tigers, lions
and all the menagerie, which also fell a
prey to the flames. A great deal of valu-
able tent and other property was also
burned
NEARLY MILLION DOLLARS LOSS.
The total loss is estimated at not less
than 100000, with but 100000 insurance.
EVIDENCES OF ARSON.
LATER.-It is now learned that the watch
man. discovered the fire while making his
rounds, and started to give the alarm, when
some unknown person hit him on the head
with some blunt instrument.
One of the three elephants burned was
the sacred white elephant.7 O.
THE ESCAPED LION SHOT,.
The lion which escaped at the time OF
the fire was later found in barn, where
he had killed and was deyouring cow.
He was shot. fE
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NATIONAL GRANGE.
The California Exhibit in Michigan n
Great Attraction.

LANSING (Mich.), November oOth.-At
yesterdays session cf the National Grange
OF Patrons nearly 1000 people were present
Ii was decided to make the United States
Commissioners of Agriculture member of
the National Grange whenever he is
Patron. Lecturer Whitney reported that
be had visited twenty-five States, deliv-
cred 263 lectures and circulated 5000 tracts
and circulars
The California exhibit continues to be
the center of attraction. The California
grapes probably excel those of any other
State, and they are here at their best. A
large display of silk, silk-worms and CO.
coons is very interesting feature. At the
close of the meeting these will go to Wash
ington, while the fruit and wines go to
Chicago.
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hIEXICO.
| Compulsory Education Act

n compulsory Education Act to be
Passed by the Present Congress.
CrTY OF MEXICO, November 20th.-Con-
gress will take up the compulsory educa-
ton bill for this Federal district and the
Territories tomorrow, and it will probably
be passed The bill is exceedingly strict,
establishing committees of vigilance in
towns TO see that children attend school
regularly. A few other measures of inn
portance will be brought before Congress
at this session. A number of new railway
contracts have been approved.
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IN IRELAND.
League Meetings Held-A Rumor Con
corning O'Brlen.

corning O'Brlen.
DUBLIN, November 20th-At a National
League meeting az st. Epaside Place, six
miles distant, to-day, Sullivan declared
that o Brien had been secretly removed to
Omagh to be murdered by the Orangemen
of the North
Exhaustive inquiries made in Dublin to-
night failed to confirm the statement. The
latest dispatch from Tullamore says O'Brien
is still wearing the smuggled suit and in
excellent spirits. All the suppressed
Branches of the League in West Clare held
meetings to-day, and prayers were offered
in many chapels for O'Brien.
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A PARIS SENSATION,
Iurder and Suicide in Partisan Fencing
SchOol

School.
PARIS, November 20th.-M. Regaud to-
day entered fencing school in rue de Ia
Chausee Dantin, revolver in hand, and shot
M. Chazalet, Master of the school, dead.
Some of the latter's assistants. in trying to
disarm the murderer, received more or less
serious injuries. The murderer then shot
himself in the head, infiicting a fatal
wound. The cause of the killing has not
fransnired
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American Cattle Shut Out

OTTAWA, November 20th.-Dr McEch-
rang, Chief Quarantine Officer of the Do.
minion, says the restrictive quarantine
measures adopted in Northwest Territory
by the Government have resulted in the
almost total exclusion of American cattle.
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lCspyi9ld 1857, by tie California Associated Iress.i
NAPA, November Goth. - John Kean,
County Assessor died this morning of
pneumonia.
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CANADA.

Sad Fate of Lot of Lobste1s for British
Columbia.
OTTAWA, November 20th.-The proposal
of the Fisheries Department to ship car
load of live Holsters to British Columbia
this fall, with the object of propagating
them on the Pacific coast has been aband7
oned. The captive HOLSTERS, while awaiting
shipment, got frozen in the traps in Cape
Breton.
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The Pope and the Poor.

ROME, November 2Oth.-The Pope has
nominated Commission to examine his
project to found an extensive philanthropic
institution Cor the benefit of the working
classes to commemorate the Jubilee He
proposes that the sum Of 100000 be raised
to start the institution.
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The Catholics and the knights,

LONDON, November 20th.-The Chronicle s
Rome correspondent says that Cardinal
Gibbons has sent to the Vatican further in
formation relating to the Knights of Labor,
with the object of showing that the Asso-
citation is in no way hostile to the Romish
Church, and that it is the duty of the
Church to support the organization.
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THE FRENCH CRISIS.
Goblet Requested to Form New French
Cabinet.

Cabinet.
PARIS, November 20th-Goblet was sum-
moned to the Elysee Palace tonight and
requested to form a Cabinet. He asked
time to consider. The President has sum-
moned Clement to a conference in the
morning.
The three Republican sections in the
Senate have decided that Presidential
crisis has not arrived, and that the present
crisis affects the Cabinet alone, and that it
is needless to call full meetings of all the
groups.
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SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth 1t relieves the little
sufferer at once; 1t produces natural quiet sleep
by relieving the cssild from pain. and the little
cherub awakes "a bright as a button" II is
very pleasant 10 taste. II Soo;hes the Child
sotens the guI.2s allays all vain, relieves wind,
regulates the bowels, and is the best known
remedy for disyrhea, whether arising from teeth.
ing OF other causes. TWENTY-FIVE cents a bottle
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WHOLE NO. II, 418.
A WAR-CLOUD.
Russia Massing Troops on the German
Austrian Frontier

LONDON, November 20th-It is reported
from st. Petersburg hat Russia is massinc
5uU,OJ0 soldiers near tire German and Aus
trian frontiers. The Pniisi Jews are said
10 be keeping Germany and Austria well
informed regarding the movements Of the
RUSSIAN troops. Bismarck is expected to
call the attention. of the Richstag to the
matter.
AUSTRIA HAS RER EYES OPEN.
VIENNA, November 20th-At the final
sitting OF the Austrian Delegation Count
halnoky praised the delegates for their
unahlnllty, and thanked them in the rame
OF the Emperor for their patriotic devotion
to duty, and for the confidence shown by
Them III the Government. The President,
IN concluding his address, said "Fhe
delegates have openly declared that Austria
aeslres peace with honor, without. how
ever, surrendering her destinies to the will
OF another power" The session was closed
with lc'sd cheers for the Emperor.
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The China steamer City of New York de-
parted for the Orient on Saturday, carrying
512 Mongolians back to the land of chop.
sticks and rice. All were provided with
return certificates.
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Saieids OF Russian Nihilists

LoNDoN, November 20th.-In the recent
raids upon the Nihilists in the leading
towns in Russia $50 persons were arrested
Nine officers under arrest have committed
Suicida
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SACRAMENTO planning MILL
RoRK FACE rN
ODELL & HERzoG

4 RE PACKING PORK NOW, AND HAVE
"A constantly on han large supply OF Spare
ribs Tenderloin, Pigs Feet, Pigs Heads, Hams,
Bacon, Lard, Shoulders. Smoked Beef, Cooked
Meats. ana full supply OF Choice Sausages OF
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If you want Number One Caxpe.
woven on short notice, send II to MARY S. COW
GER Al2 NJ street tf
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GgNsaAL NGTl, E.s..
Facts Worth Rnowi- =.

In all diseases of the nasal mucous membrane
the remedy used must be Don-irIitafiug. The
medical profession has been slow to learn this
Nothing satisfactory can be accomplished with
douches snuffs powders, syringes, astringents
or any similar application, because they are ali
irritating, do not thoroughly reach the affected
surfaces and should be abandoned as worse
than failures A multitude of persons who have
for years borne all the worry and pain that ca
tarrh can infiict, testify to radical and perma-
nent cures wrought by ELYiS CREAM BALM ly
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Death of q Painter.

LONDON, November 20th.-Louis Gallai.
the Belgian historical painter, is dead.
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mr151yMWF

The best pace in Cafrnia 20 have your printing tons
a. J. Johnston & Co.'S. GO ST, Sacramento, Cal
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A TOWN IN FLAMES.
Terrible Conflagration in a Missouri Min
Ing Village.

ST. LOUIS. November 2Oth.-A disastrous
fire is reported from CRANKY, Mo-, thriv-
ing town in the lead region of Newton
county. 1t started late yesterday afternoon.
and owing to the extreme dryness prevailing
in that section on account of the prolonged
drought, the wooden buildings of which
the town is composed burned like tinder.
Every effort was made to stop the progress
of the confiagration, and men and buckets
were sent from Neosho, but there was not
enough water in the town 10 enable them
to do much. At last reports, early this
morning, over 100 buildings had been con-
sumed, including all the business portion
of the town, and scores of families were
homeless. 1t was thought Mt one time the
entire village would go. The loss. it is
thought will exceed 500 600
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MONTANA.

Final Completion of the Montana Central
Railroad.
HELENA, November 20th.-The last rail
on the Montana Central Road was laid
yesterday afternoon. A grand celebration
will take place tomorrow
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NOT so BAD AS REPORTED,

Later advices received tonight from
CRANKY indicate that the fire was not so
disastrous as at first stated Fifteen busi-
ness houses and large number of resi-
dences were destroyed, however. The
homeless are being cared for.
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8. s. e E, L, southworsa. psa,s.s,, sas.
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for the apparent want of discipline. The
frantic passengers uunefved some of the
crew, preventing them from acting as
bravely as they might have done. The
Captain did his best to restore order. ! be-
lieve good lookout was kept We had
our lights up"
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THE SYMPTOMS 6 . Of q . pIIXER, / 4

LIE piMrlUmO COW Amt
back, sides or joints. often mistaken for rheuna-
tism; sour stomach, loss of appetite, bowels al
ternately costive and lax, headache; loss of
memory, with painful sensation of having
failed to do something which ought to have
been done; debility, low spirits, a thick yellow
appearance Of the skin and cyes; 9 dry cough,
often mistaken for Consumption. Sometimes
many of these symptoms attend tire disease at
others very few; but the liver, the largest organ
in the body, is generally the seat of the disease
and II not regulated in time great suffering
and death will ensue
The Baltimore episcopal Methodist:
Simmons Liver Regulator is ac-
knowledged TO have no equal as a
Liver medicine, containing those
southern roots and herbs which an
all-wise Providence has placed in
countries where L iver diseases pre-
vail. n7lplyMWS&w1y
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Charles Mills, of Red Hill, Surrey, saws ::
" The lifeboats appeared as If they bad not
been used for a long time. They had to be
chopped away with axes. / called out to
those on the bridge to fire rockets. 1t was
long time before they did. The greatest
confusion prevailed, The ship was right
over on her port side before they fired the
rockets. | waited until the water touched
the boilers, putting out the fires. Then l
got hold of belt, but Dutch sailor
snatched it away. We were all mixed to-
gether-foreigners and English clinglng to
one another in the water. l saw several
drowned in this way, and had the greatest
difficulty to keep clear of them. | gave
spar to a woman to hold on to. The sail
ors wanted to save themselves, and even
thrust women aside. | can swim well, and
l swan about till got to the Ebro, where
a rope was thrown to me-
After the collision l went down into the
cabin and woke two Dutch ladies, but they
were paralyzed with terror, and would not
get up, despite all entreaties / heard
other complaints about the conduct of the
sailors.
The confusion was extreme. everybody
seemed terror-stricken. This may account
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ORIGINAL DEFECTIVE

The "RECORD-UNION"
is the only paper on the
coast, outside of San Fran
cisco, that receives full Asso-
clated Press Dispatches from
all parts of the world.
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PACIFIC COAST.
AN OREGON STEAMER BURNED TO
THE WATER.
A Boy Fatally Shot-Field Fire ia
Sonoma-Five Men Blown to
Death-Shasta Items.
STEAMER BURNED.

tsPEcIAL DISPATCHES TO THE szooRp-uN1os
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Handsome Goods at Low Prices. II

The greatest satisfaction TO buyers is when
they can make a selection from bright, new
aud large stock of goods. This great in-
ducemeht is offered by the largest Department
Store in this section Of the country, The Fair,
sl2 SEVENTH STREET, N. W, and 81 and sl3
EIGHTH STREET, N. W, Washington, D. G q,
(Godschmid's old stand
THIS immense establishment fronts on Sew
enih street, extends back 200 feet to Eighth
street, having frontage of 80 feet on Eighth
street. The main floor is divided into eight
departments. Department l is Crockery-
Department 2 is Glassware--Depa 3 is
Lamps-Deparimen A is Toys and Fancy
Goods-DeparIment is Tn-ware--D Depart
ment is Wooden ware and Wllow-ware-
Department is Relrigerators and Coolers
Department contains the Accent and 9-cent
counters. The upper foers are devoted 10
Toys and Baby Carriages.
This is the largest Housed Furnishing Store
south Of New York.
FRANKIE & CO.,
june 24-Gm Proprietors
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The Best All-Round Medicine in the
World-Wonderful Cure of Catarrh.
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February %, 1887.
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